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  • Page 1 CB Electronics TMC-1 Monitor Remote Reference Version 6.0...
  • Page 2 All trademarks acknowledged. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. The Information in the manual is updated as the TMC-1 is improved, you can find the latest version of the software on the product web page.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TMC-1 Reference Manual INTRODUCTION CONNECTIONS INSTALLATION Power Connecting to XMon or A-Mon XMon to HD-15 Converter RJ45 Breakout Box Connecting to NTP DAD AX/DX32, NTP Penta or Avit MTRX Connecting to D-Mon PFL/AFL from the Mixer/Workstation Hard Ware Mute Record/Play tallies for Auto Mute/Auto Talkback/Talkback Resume...
  • Page 4 TMC-1 Reference Manual Information display: Shown Below FORMAT Auto Mute Page Auto Talkback User Keys, GPIO’s and Auto: Setup Menu: T/B, L/B, AFL Page TMC-1 C ONTROLS [Mute] Key: [Dim] Key : [Page] Key: [Select] and [Ctrl] Keys: [Select] Key:...
  • Page 5 ELECT PAGE Input Select keys [1]-[8]: Input Select page with Sum Enabled TALKBACK Internal Talkback and Listen-back Latching TMC-1 Internal/External Microphone Gain adjust XMon Talkback: Penta Talkback: Internal/External Talkback and Listen-back Latching [1] and [6] TMC-1 Internal Microphone Gain adjust TMC-1 External Microphone Gain adjust Auto-T/B &...
  • Page 6 Adv Menu 20 – GPO 3 Active High/Low Adv Menu 21 – Maximum Gain Adv Menu 22 – Factory Reset TMC-1-XMON ONLY ADVANCED MENU’S Adv Menu 23 – Alt Output Select Adv Menu 24 – Communications Adv Menu 25 – XPand Surround TMC-1-PENTA ONLY ADVANCED MENU’S...
  • Page 7 PDATES ECOVERY NETWORK PORT DHCP OSC (O OUND ONTROL User Keys OSC Slave O/P OSC WiFi Connections SETTING THE TMC-1 USER KEY FUNCTIONS ETTING THE NPUT UTPUT PEAKER ETER AND AMES PRESETS TMC-1 INTERNAL CONNECTIONS Corrected XMon 15 pin Connections TALKBACK &HEADPHONES CONNECTOR (XMON)TMC-1 HD15 (VGA)

  • Page 8: Introduction

    TMC-1 Monitor Controller Introduction The TMC-1 Monitor Controller is supplied with different software to suit the system controlled, TMC-1-XMon, TMC-1-Penta, TMC-1-DMon, TMC-1-AMon and TMC-1-Remote Features Connects to Avid XMon via 15 pin ‘D’ connector. • Connects Trinnov D-Mon via Ethernet. Use the TMC-1-DMon Manual •...

  • Page 9: Connections

    RJ45: Ethernet: Network connection • The TMC-1 is designed as a desktop unit but may be mounted flush with the desktop. The unit should be sited in any convenient position away from sources of moisture or excessive heat. The TFT display brightness may be adjusted via the Setup menu to optimise viewing under different lighting conditions.

  • Page 10: Power

    TMC-1 and TMC-1-S6 , TMC-1 Rear view with Ethernet and T/B Mic Input Power Power the TMC-1 via the USB cable supplied. The TMC-1 may be powered directly from the USB power supply included or connected directly to the DAW.

  • Page 11: Xmon To Hd-15 Converter

    TMC-1-Penta and TMC-1-DMon to access the T/B Mic and Headphone jack The TMC-1 will recognize and configure XMon or A-Mon to the last TMC-1 setting on power up. If the XMON is not discovered, then No XMon/No A-Mon will be displayed in the top right of the TFT Display.

  • Page 12: Connecting To D-Mon

    Connect via a network cable directly or via switch. The TMC-1 will detect any D-Mon device on the network with the same subnet address. Selecting the D-mon in the E-Net page. Set the correct subnet address on the TMC-1 using a USB cable and the TMC1-win or TMC1-mac program.

  • Page 13: For The First Time Or After Major Software Update

    Having setup the unit to its default setting, you can then adjust each input trim as required to achieve the required SPL level and trim the speaker outputs where necessary. Note: TMC-1 Penta Reconfigure the TMC-1-Penta from the TMC1-Penta2 program after a factory reset T/B Gain 1 &...

  • Page 14: Protected/Calibrated Settings

    TMC-1 Reference Manual Protected/Calibrated Settings The gain structure of the TMC-1 monitor control is determined by a number of protected calibration menu's and settings. The only absolute setting is Gain, SPL and Dolby level are also determined by the speakers and their amplifiers.

  • Page 15: Input And Output Trims

    TMC-1 Reference Manual Input and output trims The TMC-1 has programmable input and output gain trims, these may be set in Calibration Mode which is enabled in the advanced menu. The Input and output gain trims can be viewed on the "Levels" pages, to access depress [select] and [Page] to access the “Select Page”...
  • Page 16 4. Solo the individual speaker, hold the speaker key depressed, a Red Box in lower right will display the speaker trim 5. Adjust as required whilst holding speaker key depressed. 6. Repeat as required for all speakers 7. Disable Calibration 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 17: Using Tmc-1V5 To Adjust Trims

    Digital headroom and Analog Level for 0dBFS will also be displayed. The Solo Defeat key will remove any speaker solo. It is recommended that the settings are saved to a file after Calibration for later recall. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 18: Mono Trim

    2) Select 7.1 is selected and adjust the 7.1 global surround trim until the surround level is correct. 3) Select 5.1 or 5.1 DMix and adjust the 7.1 global surround trim until the surround level is correct. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 19: Cal A/B Trim

    (2dB Steps) 3. Hold [Cal A] or [Cal B] depressed. 4. Adjust as required 5. Disable calibration Cal P There is no adjustment for Cal P as it is defined with the preset. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 20: Calibrating The Spl Listening Level

    TMC-1 Reference Manual The TMC-1 has 3 level display formats, SPL, Gain and Dolby, only Gain is absolute, SPL and Dolby level are relative and calibrated by the user. The object of the calibration is to adjust the output and speaker amplifier gain so that the monitor gain at the required listening level is as close to 0dB as possible.

  • Page 21: Power Amplifier Input Pad

    TMC-1 Reference Manual Power Amplifier Input Pad To optimise the signal to noise the TMC-1 only provides +/- 4dB of gain adjustment in 1/2dB steps. Where there is a input potentiometer on the amplifier you can use this as a coarse gain adjustment.

  • Page 22: Meters Page

    Solo is a user key, assigned by default to the[Ctrl] key. Where more than 8 outputs are available use the [Solo] key to select the Bank. The image indicates Centre solo. Input Select with Sum Enabled 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 23: Cue Sends Page

    The Cue Mutes page allows you to enable/disable and adjust the gain of any of the cue outputs. TMC-1-Penta : This page is replaced by the Cue Meter page which also meters the cue outputs. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics...

  • Page 24: Select Page

    The Sum key enables/disables the Sum Mode. If Sum is not enabled, then the Input key selects the individual inputs. If Sum is enabled, the Input Inc will display the input select page. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 25: Information Display: Shown Below

    • this case, the knob controls Internal T/B Gain. The TMC-1 user keys allow the selection of multiple signal formats Mono, Stereo, 2.1, 5.1, 7.1, LCRS, Multi, I-Max, Auro, DTS-X, Atmos, Stereo Downmix, 5.1 DownMix. In most cases the format is used to enable/disable inputs and outputs except for the following...

  • Page 26: Auto Mute Page

    Studio L/S output. Switching on change of state as per Auto mute. To set, select line using [<] and [>] then depress the Select key for Off/Mute/Enable of the selected sources. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 27: Auto Talkback

    The User key can also be used as a Manual Red Light Control. At the beginning of a record pass, you can disable both Listen back and Talkback, mute the studio speakers and enable the Red light (Record/Red Light GPIO Output) from one key. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 28: Setup Menu

    Encoder is not controlling the Monitor Volume. In this case, Talkback 1 input gain has been selected and can be adjusted via the Encoder. Use the [<] and [>] keys to change the selection 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 29: Tmc-1 Controls

    TMC-1 Reference Manual TMC-1 Controls [Mute] Key: Mute the Monitor output, when active a Red MUTE icon will be displayed in the TFT. Note: Mute will also reset any active Solo. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 30: [Dim] Key

    1) All Pages: used with the [Mute] key to enable the hardware mute and Soft Mute. The hardware mute is disabled with the normal Mute. 2) Other Pages: User programmable from the Menu, default = Speaker Solo 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 31: User Function Keys

    You can program identical functions on keys allowing you to change only a few keys in the second bank. Note. Not all macros are available on all version’s, the TMC-1 program will only display available macro’s A screen shot from the TMC-1 configuration tool is shown to the right.

  • Page 32: Display Keys [1] - [8]

    Solo, Talkback, listen back, AFL, PFL and Cal Lock When programming the User keys you should remember that keys 2, 3, 4, 7 are not available on all screens, and that keys 1-8 are used for Speaker/Stem mute or solo. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 33: User Keys-Common To All

    A/B Sel input selections, the current input selection is saved when you switch and recalled when you switch back. Enable/Disable Auto T/B and Listen Back as programmed on the AutoT/B Auto Mute Page 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...
  • Page 34 Note. The name that you assign will be displayed in the TFT Display Input 4 or Stereo Input 2. I/P 4 Note. The name that you assign will be displayed in the TFT Display 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...
  • Page 35 Hold the key depressed and use the large knob. Head Phone Cue Send Mute On/Off. To Adjust the H/P gain, Hold the key depressed and use the large knob (Cue 3 on TMC-1-D- Mon) Enable Preset 1 Default 7.1 Film (See presets description) the TMC-...
  • Page 36 Set Output to Cal B – Default 80dB SPL (adjustable when calibrate Cal B is enabled) When the Cal menu is set to locking this key will disable the monitor knob when the LED is lit. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 37: Tmc1-Xmon Only

    If a speaker is solo’d when Mono is enabled, it is remembered and the same speaker will be solo’d every time Mono is enabled. Note: On the TMC-1 Penta when Mono is enabled if a Centre speaker is defined the output is routed to the centre speaker. If no Speaker is defined it is routed to Left and Right Speakers.
  • Page 38 Enable(Lit)/Disable Inserts in speaker outputs, default = Disable, Insert for information see the TMC-1 Penta2 software 'Inserts" page. Enable and Adjust gain of T/B Output, Enable Internal T/B Mic Slate Enable and Adjust gain of T/B Output, Enable external T/B Mic SlateX Listen to SLS Cue Mix.

  • Page 39: Tmc-1-Dmon Only

    Listen to Cue O/P 3 Mix. when depressed Adjust Q3 Cue Gain Q3 PFL Listen to H/P Cue Mix. when depressed Adjust H/P Cue Gain H/P PFL Enable/Disable Optimize on current speaker set –Not yet Optimize implemented on D-Mon 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 40: Tmc-1-Amon Only

    Note. If any of the below are active the initial knob push will clear them and require a second knob push to perform any programmed action Solo, Talkback, listen back, AFL, PFL and Cal Lock 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 41: Display Keys [1] - [8]

    The functions of the 8 keys in the top two rows (1..8) are used as user definable keys unless defined by the selected page of the TFT display when they will be defined by the selected page. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 42: Meters Page

    8 keys below the TFT display are banked! To indicate this the inactive colour of the keys ins changed from Dark Grey to Light Grey as shown below. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 43: Meter Source

    TMC-1 Reference Manual Meter Source The Meter source depends on the type of TMC-1, the display page selected and the monitor format. TMC-1-XMon Meter Source Always: input Sum point of Channels 1-8 before the input gain calibration. • When the XMon is used for Stereo only, you can connect the Cue outputs to unused inputs to meter them.

  • Page 44: Tmc-1-Amon Meter Sources

    Input Sum point of Left & Right plus SLS and H/P stereo cue outputs • Cue Sends: Input Sum point of Left & Right plus SLS and H/P stereo cue outputs • 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 45: Cue Sends

    XMon Only: If Selected to Studio L/S and Menu 18 enabled, connects monitors to Stereo Input 4 Penta/D-Mon/A-Mon: Connects the Selected Cue to the speaker Output. [Select] Depress to display the Cue Send enable/disable keys as below 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 46: Cue Sends Display With [Select] Depressed

    LED’s [1]-[8] When selected to Speaker/Stem Mute or Solo, the LEDs will indicate which Speakers/Stems are enabled Penta: Where more than 8 speakers are defined repeated depressions of the [Mute] or [Solo] Key will step through the speakers in banks of 8. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 47: Input Select Page

    When Sum is disabled keys [1]-[6] are used to select an individual input (Stem). When Sum is enabled keys [1]-[6] are used to add or subtract inputs (Stems). Key [8] Enables/ disables Sum Key [7] TMC-1-Xmon – Exit: Return to normal display 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 48: Input Select Page With Sum Enabled

    T/B 2 GAIN The Talkback output may be routed by the TMC-1 user keys [T/B 1] and [T/B 2] and [T/B 1x] and [T/B 2x] which enable the internal or external talkback microphones. GP Inputs may also be assigned via the menu to enable the internal and external talkback. The two Talkback GP Outputs may be used to drive relays that switch the talkback output destination.

  • Page 49: Internal Talkback And Listen-Back Latching

    Note. You can disable the Latching in the Advanced Menu TMC-1 Internal/External Microphone Gain adjust Whenever the T/B 1 or T/B 2 switch on the TMC-1 is depressed, the internal Talkback Microphone Gain is displayed at the lower right of the TFT display. The gain may be adjusted by the knob.

  • Page 50: Auto-T/B & Auto Mute

    You can use the GPIO on the TMC-1 as both inputs and outputs, we have customers who read the record tally from Protools via USB Hui and then use the GPIO output on the TMC-1 to drive the On-Air/Record light.

  • Page 51: Engineer Headphone Source Selection

    TMC-1 Reference Manual Available on TMC-1-DMon and TMC-1-Penta only the engineers Headphone output allows the engineer to monitor different inputs and outputs without disturbing the main monitor output. The [PH Source] user key is used to access the headphone source selection pages.

  • Page 52: System Setup

    This matches the physical layout of the channels in XMon L Lx C Rx R Ls Rs LFE TMC-1-Penta and TMC-1-AMon have a Stereo display option as follows Displays Main Stereo mix, SLS and H/P cue mix L R L-SLS-R L-H/P-R Menu 02 –...

  • Page 53: Menu 3 - Tft Brightness

    Midi Timecode via USB connector – if displayed value is incorrect on pro MTC: tools change the selected display and then change back. HUI position via USB connector. The TMC-1 must be selected as a HUI HUI: Controller on the Workstation...

  • Page 54: Menu 7 - Cue Output When Talkback Active

    The Main level display can be displayed a SPL, Gain (dB) or Dolby, Gain is absolute but SPL and Dolby must be calibrated. The TMC-1-DMon also allows the same display as the D-Mon Web Page. Menu 9 Talkback keys when Record Active Menu 9 –...

  • Page 55: Menu 12 - Listen Speaker Output Assign

    Locked Lock the save parameters for A and B • TMC-1-Penta or TMC-1-AMon User Menu’s This menu is only available on the TMC-1-Penta and TMC-1-AMon Menu 12 – Listen Speaker Output Assign Menu 12 – Listen Speakers Left – Right...

  • Page 56: Advanced Setup

    Select the SPL (Dolby) display for 0dB Gain, for film this is 85, for Home cinema 79 and some broadcast 68. This is used to optimise the dynamic range. Set before calibrating the room! 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 57: Adv Menu 04- External T/B Dim

    Dim Control Room Speakers when External Talkback is enabled No Dim with External Talkback Off: Note: Internal (TMC-1) Talkback will always dim the control room speakers. Adv Menu 05 – Volume Knob push switch Function Adv Menu 05 - Knob Push...

  • Page 58: Adv Menu 06 - Page Key Function

    The default function for GP0 in is AFL/PFL Adv Menu 10 – GP1 In Listen Mute Dim Int T/B Int T/B Int T/B Ext T/B Mute The default function for GP1 in is Listen 1 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 59: The Default Function For Gp4 In Is Ext T/B

    Mute Studio Monitors when Active SLS Mute Enable Internal Talkback Microphone and T/B GP Out 1 Int T/B 1: Enable Internal Talkback Microphone and T/B GP Out 2 Int T/B 2: No action Off: 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 60: Adv Menu 15 - Afl/Pfl Gpi Active Level

    Adv Menu 21 – Maximum gain +20dB +12dB +6dB To avoid excessive sound levels this parameter limits the maximum gain on speaker output before any trim is added. (Note not all systems have 20dB of gain available) 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 61: Adv Menu 22 - Factory Reset

    NO T/B or Output Preset Only The programmable User keys on the TMC-1 are very powerful, this gives you a selection of possible combinations No Action Off: 1-8 = Input Select , Fn1-Fn3 = Speaker Set Select , User = T/B to All Input &...

  • Page 62: Tmc-1-Xmon Only Advanced Menu's

    5.1. ’ ’ Adv Menu 23 – Alt Output Select Adv Menu 23 – Alt Output Select 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 63: Adv Menu 24 - Digital Headroom

    The DAD AX32/Penta 720 output cards use relays to set the analogue output level for 0dBFS set four analogue levels. If outputs are marked as D2A in the TMC-1-penta2 application the TMC-1 will set this in the DAD AX32/Penta 720.
  • Page 64 Main or Alt setting will be lost until loaded from TMC1-penta2 software. The main reason for the separation is to allow Atmos and other immersive systems to have up to 64 inputs, the maximum width for inputs 1-6 is 12 channels 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 65: Adv Menu 27 - Write I/O Names To Penta / Dad Ax/Dx32

    Reset DAD AX32/Penta to default and restart the TMC-1 Reset to Default Note1: Reset takes about 15 seconds, the TMC-1 must then be restarted. An easy way to restart communications is to reselect the Penta/DAD from the ENET/NTP Units Page.

  • Page 66: Tmc-1-Dmon Only Advanced Menu's

    Adv Menu 24 – Define Cue Mix Using D-Mon TMC-1 To avoid confusion it is best to update the Cue Mix from either D-Mon or TMC-1 and not both! This menu may be used to disable control from the TMC-1. D-Mon...

  • Page 67: Tmc-1-Amon Only Advanced Menu's

    Route LFE signal to Left and right Adv Menu 26 – Rear Surround Speakers Fitted Adv Menu 26 – Rear Surround Lb and Rb Ls and Rs Route Rear surrounds to Side Surrounds 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 68: Adv Menu 27 - Communications

    RS422 Midi TMC-1 has two serial ports, RS422 and MIDI. either can be selected. The A-Mon only connects via RS422 . The Midi is only for test purposes. RS422 Normal Use - Communication via RS-422 pins 1, 2, 9 and 10 on the 15D “XMON”...

  • Page 69: Gpio

    Input Linear Timecode+ Note1. PFL/AFL Enable Connect to the PFL/AFL control output of your console/DAW, active low input will switch the monitor output to AFL/PFL Input. Notes 10, 11. T/B 1, T/B2 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 70: Gpo Open Collector Outputs

    Both Play and record inputs must be active for the record to be considered active GPO Open Collector Outputs The TMC-1 GP Outputs are Open collector and protected by a fuse, each output can sink up to 500mA but the total is limited by an internal self-resetting fuse to 750mA, the maximum output voltage is 50v.
  • Page 71 TMC-1 Reference Manual The Current Limit resistor can be calculated typically 330R for a 5v Supply and 1K for a 12v Supply. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 72: Gpi Inputs

    Note 1 : Mute/Cut is available as an option on any of 5 GPI inputs via menu selection Note 2: Common connection – Connect to pin 7 on TMC-1 GPIO. Note 3: 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...

  • Page 73: Connecting To The Avid Sync Io

    GP in 7 Adv menu 10 - User GP in 7 (Default - Int T/B 1) • Sleeve: Ground • The function of the GPI inputs is determined by the appropriate advanced menu. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...
  • Page 74 The TMC-1 uses about 400mA, this is within the 500mA maximum for a USB port. We recommend that the TMC-1 is the only device connected to the port. If you are not using the MTC or HUI functions, you can use a 5v USB power supply.
  • Page 75 TMC-1 programming guide on the web site. Note: the progress bar on the TMC-1 shows the total memory space available and will not reach the end. The Progress bar on “midiupd” shows the update length and will be cleared...
  • Page 76 3) When disabled the address will remain the same 4) When DHCP is enabled the TMC-1 will request an ip address, if a DHCP server is found the IP Address will be set and DHCP will be turned off, this normally takes less than one second.
  • Page 77 TMC-1 Reference Manual OSC (Open Sound Control) OSC has been added to the TMC-1 to allow the user to design their own control surface on Tablets or mobile phones. OSC programs for example TouchOSC can be used to control the TMC-1. TouchOSC templates are available on the TMC-1 web sites to use or as a guide.
  • Page 78 Included in the zip file are a 3d printer file (tablet.stl) for brackets that can be used to cradle a phone/tablet on the rear of a TMC-1, TouchOSC sample apps the TMC-1-penta and TMC-1-AMon, and images of the different sample screens.
  • Page 79 The OSC slave is assumed to be on the same subnet, the final IP number is defined on the OSC Slave IP Page on the TMC-1 (Select+Page then ENet). The Outgoing Port is fixed (8000) and the Incoming Port is fixed (9000). Commands from the Tablet not recognised as TMC commands will be forwarded to the OSC Slave.
  • Page 80 Slate Level tmcc Fader/Rotary SLS Cue routing tmce Toggle Button 1..6 Cue Out 1 routing tmce Toggle Button 7..12 Cue Out 2 routing tmce Toggle Button 13..18 H/PCue Routing tmce Toggle Button 19..24 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...
  • Page 81 Cue 1 PFL Auto SLS Cue 1 Sur-3dB Cue 2 PFL GPO3 Cue 2 Mono H/P PFL Defeat Stereo Imax Main LS T/B 1 Auro Alt LS T/B 2 DTSx Mini LS T/B All 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...
  • Page 82 TMC-1- Mac.Win App. Note. These user key functions can also be set on the TMC-1 directly by holding the Select or Ctrl key depressed and clicking on the User key. Note. You can Lock the User keys in the Advanced Setup.
  • Page 83 TMC-1 Reference Manual The TMC-1 now includes four Presets, User keys [Pset 1] -[Pset4] are used to select the presets. On Factory Reset presets 1, 2 and 3 are configured as 7.1 Film, 5.1 TV, and Stereo DownMix. The Presets may be configured using the TMC-1v6 Preset page as shown below. The Presets are used to set a number of variables simultaneously as follows Displayed at the Top of the TMC-1 TFT screen with the A/B selection.
  • Page 84 TMC-1 Reference Manual Presets are supported by the OSC interface. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...
  • Page 85 When mounting into a panel, a cut-out of 190 x 124 mm or 7.48” x 4.88” should be made. There is a 1mm overhang on each side and a 3mm overhang at Top and bottom. 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...
  • Page 86 TMC-1 Reference Manual The Picture below show the internal connections – please note the orientation of the Mic and Ethernet connections 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...
  • Page 87 Avid Doc incorrect Ground Headphone Ground Avid Doc incorrect 14 Output Headphone Right Avid Doc incorrect Ground 15 Input TMC-1Talkback Mic Ground TMC-1 Talkback Mic J13 between pins 1 and 2 on TMC-1 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...
  • Page 88 Ground H/P left Gnd 13 Input RS422 Rx+ Midi over RS422 or MIDI Optical Output Midi Tx- See RS422/MIDI select in TMC-1 menu. 14 Output RS422 Tx+ XMon uses RS422 by default, Midi is Input RS422 Rx- used for software updates...
  • Page 89 Connecting a Avid Icon Console to the MTRX/DadAX32/NTP Penta The Icon console may be connected via the XMon connection, the diagram below shows the connections to the DB15 connector fitted to early TMC-1's and the HD15 connected to current units ICON/D-COMMAND/D-CONTROL CABLE...
  • Page 90 A large number of studios are now flood wired with CAT5/CAT5e/CAT6 STP/TP cable. The circuit below is for the optional breakout box to connect the HD-15 on the TMC-1 to a RJ-45 There should be no problem connecting the RS422 control...
  • Page 91 MTRX The Internal talkback Microphone and Headphones connect directly to XMon and A-Mon. When using the TMC-1-Penta and TMC-1-DMon the user should connect these to the appropriate analogue inputs and outputs. Using the CB RJ45 Breakout box makes this easier by bringing the connections out to two 1/4"...
  • Page 92 Talkback channels 1 and/or 2 are enabled, Mono Mono is enabled: The mono attenuator is enabled, user programmable attenuation from 0dB to 4dB in 0.5dB steps. SLS-A, SLS-B Studio Loudspeaker selection A or B 14 September 2018 © CB Electronics Version 6.0...
  • Page 93 Mon engineers phones source is set to ‘Output Follow’ it will mute! Change with the TMC-1 [Ph Source] user key (hold key depressed to change gain) or on the D-Mon Gui I have assigned the insert in and out on the...
  • Page 94 TMC-1 Reference Manual Error Message "OSC Page No." Check the Page Name, to work with the TMC-1 this must be a single digit number from 1 to 8 Error Message "User Keys Locked" You can Lock/Unlock the user keys in Advanced Setup Menu Error Message "Cal Locked"...

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